The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-21
IRVING HALL DECLARESWAR
THE PROCLAMATION POSTED UP ALL
OYER HER INNER WALLS.

THE PROCLAMATION POSTED UP All
OYER HER INNER WALLS.
Tho County Convention Adiourns to Pick
Out an Eclectic Ticket-GoIne for Tam
many and the County Democracy Heartily.
Irving Hall was decorated for It's County
Convention last night. picture OF Horatio
Seymour between the American flags hung
over the platform. In front Of the Chairmans
table was ag-draped shield bearing red
elephant on silver ground. When asked what
the elephant siRnifled Commodore Tooker,
apparently being color-blind, and mistaking
the red for white, got Off the time honored pun,
Just SIAM" Under Mr.. seymours portrait
was this legend:
The time 10 como for honest citizens to unite whom
rogues combine.
Tammany Hail and the Counties the Robert Macaire
and Jacques strop Of local politics care nothing for
National or State Affairs Their objective point 10
MUNICIPAL DOODLE,
and to reach 1t they ready to sacrifice the Demo.
cratic party
Irving Hail. pledged to local REFORM stands In the
way rs constant and as firm the Northern Star Rdi
cue false census Of her strength possible purchased
detection on the eve OF battle apparent affected
difference to her course Of action any OF tho
thousand and one resorts Of desperate political sooun.
drsls can sway her from her determined purpose.
On the right Of the platform this was posted
vi 'n' ""i'' rAxxAsr HALLS Policy
to beitte the Importance of Irving HALL the little
giant OF Democratic organizations 10 in tho way Of her
schemes for robbng the City Treasury.
The State COMMITTEES repealed Irving Hall for her
loyalty and welcomed Tammany Hall because Of the
candidacy OF Grand sachem John Kelly that defeated
rs1ss ans o, ae cy ~
pssssasns established Irving Hall nigh. prov.
On the left Of the platform was this math-
ematical demonstration:
FIGURES Dos'r LIE.
Hewitt for Mayor poled eoSs2 votes Of which by
asa al, tS27o Mooney driving halD same election poed
r:s1 thSusand spprehensivo Republicans ockod to
irving Hall Can decide local State and national con.
each side Of the hail. and i' viii pgrobably be be
posted throughout the city In the course OF the
The hall was fairly filled BY 81 o'clock, when
bearing a banner labelled Trying Hall and
hs Gn ssE hfas
0 Toofe4 the sssa the
order, and nominated Stephen s.. Blake for
Chairman. On taking the chair Mr.. Blake said
not mad and drunk with arrogance and pride that ry
s'fG.i
nc IN the o sn for
-0q sS not Tor 4. .RPpss,
Judge Peckham would not occupy his present position
with bowls when he said toward their end: '''N
Gentlemen Of Tsmmany Hall and the County Democ.
.s hand sns .sr To nv you want
"Wa'll give II than % ahoufad n m In,
one of the front rows.
After the various committees had been ap-
tollows:' ''' Nt'0'''0A a. oonAi'ns spoke US
q i
ssssion Of the city The debt Of
i.s sG 81.
had ss
iterlne and courageous Democrat, John Kelly arose
With s. ssd h
year. ago / appeared 70 me that Iummany Hall had
%ss%as I nrs and ND Ss
to return.
ssgensking q the last election: Col, conkIne
last time in our history the Cathoo churcn A in
Preiate IL the diocese say dt to descend into
GsS5 l Of the ss ySs Th m beyond
Col. Conkling spoke with scorn OF Tammany
Hall and the County, Democracy throwing
overheard those sterling Democrats. Charles
Donohus and Delaney Nicoll. In conclusion
he said: Irving Hall must set its face like
flint against the piratical combination whose
single purpose is the spelling OF the public
treasury.
Tho Committee on Permanent Organization
named Francis NJ. Bxby rs permanent Chair
man. The ex-senator said Tammany Hall and
the County Democracy had performed the I'M
exampled feat OF swallowing each other.
Irving Hall has no constituency to protect
In Sing Sing or in Canada" he said. THE
fight Is between honest men and thieves. and
we will fight to tho death against the party OF
thieves murderers, and scandalmongers."
The speaker. In conclusion. said Irving Hall
would support the State ticket, which would be
Resolutions were adopted pledgng the state
ticket support. denounclng Tammany Hall and
the County Democracy and saying:
Resolved That IN city and county affairs Irving Hall
Interests OF the public Its Ticket viii be eclectic The
best alone will be approved and other require
ment than the Jefersonan will be insisted upon, Hon.
esy and capacity must be the OF Its
nomineeh This Is arbitrary and will IND deviation.
On motion OF DR.. J. H. Demarest commit
tee OF one from each district to name candi-
dates for the support OF the organization. to be-
reported at the next meeting. was appointed.
Among the committee were Robert b. Mooney,
Col. Conkltng. and Commodore Tooker The
Convention adjourned subject to tho call of the
Chair.